OutWrite Newsmagazine— UCLA’s queer publication – is currently hiring writers, artists, editors, and more. Applications are due Monday, Jan. 11th 12pm PST. Applications can be found here.
We are dedicated to exposing and deconstructing queer and transphobia in order to unite the queer community and its allies against the social injustices facing our community. We cover a range of topics from Arts & Entertainment to Politix & News.
The REVIVAL Zine is a college-run, intersectional feminist publication that aims to empower underrepresented students, specifically women, by providing a platform for students to share their voices, perspectives, and experiences while advocating for social justice issues. You can find out more about the parent organization here: therevivalzine.com.
The REVIVAL Zine at UCLA is a college-run, intersectional feminist magazine, and we are currently hiring for the following positions:
We will be accepting applications until Tuesday, January 12th at 11:59pm. Here you’ll find descriptions of each position available, detailing tasks and responsibilities they entail. Below you’ll find the links to the applications themselves as well as our social media and website.
Join our team:
Please email therevivalzine.ucla@gmail.com if you have any questions!
If you want to get more involved at UCLA, meet an incredible group of Bruins, and want to give back to the community, consider joining Bruin Partners! This quarter we are recruiting for new mentors.
WHO WE ARE
BP is a student-run community service organization that provides at-risk youth in Los Angeles academic tutoring as well as personal mentorship. Our mission is to foster a relationship between a UCLA student and a middle or high school mentee and motivate them toward higher education, therefore empowering them to one day be successful contributors to society.
WHAT WE DO
Our student mentors commit two hours per week in the quarter to serve with Marina del Rey Middle School, John F. Kennedy High, Whitman Continuation, or Phoenix Continuation. All service will be conducted remotely for Winter 2021! Our middle school mentors help with homework, and our high school mentors help primarily with SAT and ACT preparation. Mentors are paired with a mentee to foster a unique relationship that allows you to become a friend and a positive influence on your student! During site, we also engage our students with fun and educational activities.
Applications will be due on Saturday, January 9th at 5PM.
Applications can be found HERE.
If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us at joinbp@gmail.com
I’m part of Wazo Connect, a student organization aiming to improve mental health across campus. Wazo Connect is a peer mentorship program for students who are feeling lonely, stressed or overwhelmed, especially during the ongoing pandemic. We are trying to reach out to different academic departments to include students from all around campus to be mentors because we have mentees from all majors and backgrounds!
Interested students can apply to be a mentor from our website: https://www.wazoconnect.com/jointhefam/.
The UCLA Pritzker Center for Strengthening Children and Families is currently recruiting UCLA student volunteers, both undergraduate and graduate to remotely tutor children in foster care and other underserved communities. We are accepting tutors from all disciplines and would love to have your help with recruiting students who may be interested.
Students can follow this link to complete the short online application. If you have any questions please feel free to contact us directly at tutor.uclapritzker@gmail.com.
Ruby N. Tucker
Pritzker Center Coordinator
UCLA Pritzker Center for Strengthening Children and Families
1 Student at a Time (1ST) is a student-led organization whose mission is to support college students, particularly those in greatest need. 1ST was founded in May 2020 by a group of students and faculty at UCLA to address humanitarian crises amplified by the COVID-19 pandemic, specifically focusing on housing, health, higher education, and food security.
1ST is initiating a student-led mutual aid fund as a communal financial resource for UCLA students experiencing hardships due to COVID-19. The funds will be raised through a grassroots campaign by classmates, alumni, faculty, and other members of our community. We are a resource for covering expenses that cannot be met by other sources provided by UCLA. For information regarding our fundraising and redistribution process, please refer to this document. (more…)
CALPIRG Students is our student-run organization that advocates for the interests of the public and students. During this time of social distancing, we have remote volunteer
opportunities and internships available to help people in need, protect public health and
the environment, and keep our community civically engaged. We are also hiring seniors
for full-time positions after graduation. Fill out this interest form if you want to get involved or learn more about these opportunities.
For over 45 years, we’ve worked to protect our environment and fight climate change, address
food insecurity, and help students vote. We believe students have the power to shape the future, and we organize on UC campuses and statewide to win real, concrete victories.
Just last week, we won the American Climate Leadership award for our work in getting our UC’s to commit to 100% clean electricity by 2025! The reason why we are so effective on these issues is because we represent thousands of students here at UCLA and tens of thousands of students across the UC system who have pledged CALPIRG.
We are the largest and most diverse generation alive and we have the power to elect the next generation of leaders who will fight for our vision for the future. This Spring, we are working to turn out the youth vote in the 2020 elections by asking students to pledge to vote, working with administration, and building a huge coalition of groups on campus committed to turning out the vote.
We’re also continuing our work to protect our oceans from single-use plastics and to make textbooks more affordable for students, as well as working to ensure students basic needs are being met in light of COVID19 and calling on the federal government to expand medical resources.
There’s still so much we can do to make a positive difference, work with a fun team, and
learn awesome social change skills this quarter. If you want to make change with us, fill
out the interest form here.
Fort Gansevoort
Established in 2015 and located in the heart of the Meatpacking District, Fort Gansevoort is a contemporary art gallery set in a Greek Revival row house built in 1849. Having expanded to Los Angeles in 2019, the gallery represents emerging and established artists from around the world who have been included in significant museum and gallery exhibitions worldwide. With a strong curatorial and research component, Fort Gansevoort mounts more than six exhibitions per year of both emerging artists and artists whose work warrants greater recognition and an opportunity to be recontextualized.
Are you new to UCLA and looking for hands-on experience in editing, writing, marketing, or design? Do you want a private study space in the heart of campus? Or perhaps you’re a seasoned Bruin looking to expand your resume and gain valuable professional experience. Consider applying to UCLA’s only Jewish Newsmagazine, Ha’Am! Ha’Am is currently accepting applications for writers, editors, marketers, and designers. (more…)
A brand activation featuring undiscovered talent will be taking place early next year for Sprite. They are looking for young talent (age 22 and under) to collaborate with and showcase their work in the space. This includes photographers, filmmakers, artists, illustrators, designers, musicians etc.